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we know the spanish government has set it has been bringing in more lng from russia.e know separately that in finland, for example, authorities have said they are going to boost the amount of power output coming from their nuclear reactors, remembering that nuclear provides around 1/3 of all finnish energy. >> the u.k.'s new prime minister, liz truss, says her government will transform britain into an aspiration nation and ride out the global storm. she gave her first speech outside 10 downing street after meeting the queen on tuesday. she's under pressure to announce an immediate plan to tackle spiraling energy costs and improve the economy. >> as liz truss took her first steps on downing street as prime minister, the focus was on reassuring the nation things can get better. >> we now face severe global headwinds caused by russia's appalling war in ukraine and the aftermath of covid. now is the time to tackle the issues that are holding britain back. we need to build roads, homes, and broadband faster. we need more investment and great jobs in every town and city acr

but russia has already said it has no plans to remove its troops any time soon. that is how i'll defeat active live. so give elizondo is also in key for his game. what are you hearing about what's been happening ad separation? what's the latest? well, the good news is, as these international inspectors have been able to access this site as a that i suggest reported there. ah, but the uncertainty is what does happen moving forward? there's 2 lines of thinking here. number one is that we are hearing a that the i a eat a team that stayed back and we think it's only a few of the total number of 13 have stayed back at the nuclear site. i could stay there until saturday. we're also hearing that perhaps they want to set up some sort of permanent presence there at the nuclear power plant. we simply don't know which way it's going to go. and because this is such an unprecedented operation by them or that we've been talking about here, it could be something that we simply don't know. and this is a situation that is changing not week by week, not a day by day, but really ou

it's rice has been phenomenal, and has been very impressive. -- it's rise has been phenomenal and very impressive. chinese economic growth has been a slowing for about 15 years now, even before covid, there are some deep long-term structural economic problems that i think the chinese government will have a hard time overcoming. when you add in the fact it is not just the u.s., it is the u.s. plus all its allies and elsewhere, the idea that china will emerge as the superpower it not strike us as plausible. we worry china will be poised to challenge the u.s. and allies in particular areas. and that china's incentive to do this, to behave in a more risk prone fashion will actually grow as chinese leaders, realize that china does not have all of the time in the world to accomplish its objectives. >> understanding we do not get to see must in the west, are there strains that ccp leaders understand that their best times may be behind them? >> i think there is a great deal of circumstantial evidence to this effect. if you run the thought experiment it is hard to imagine xi jinping giving a sp

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the government, of course, has been maintaining that ruby has maintained its bare level and it has fluctuated less as compared to other currencies in the world. but the r b i a would beg to differ from the government because our b i has been selling dollars for quite some time now to stabilize the ruby. in fact, there have been reports that just yesterday to stage on bank. so dollars are most likely now prompted by the outbreak to do so. to stabilize the ruby. several economists have been urging the government to lead. there will be fall and find its own natural level. but the i, b a continues to be concerned about it. and the sell off of the dollars continues chris target decay, w correspondent, and eli char. thank you and his reminder of the top of business story we are following for you at the sour driven luxury and sports car maker. porsha has made his debut on the frankfurt stock exchange, the largest i p o. germany has seen in decades, shares to 80 for euro's shortly after trading opened. giving portia a market valuation of 76000000000 and that's a show for now for more checkout website

let's consider what has happened in just the past week. as i think you are aware, indian prime minister modi delivered a rebuke to putin. he said today's erais not an era of war and i have spoken to you on the phone about this . for his part, vladimir putin publicly acknowledged china's concerns and questions about the war in ukraine. the chinese leader delivered a rebuke in his unique chinese way when he talked about the need for russia and china to work together in an object stability into the turbulent world. at the same time challenging russia's primacy in central asia. in a very direct way. and then just last night, in response to the question so unlike ukraine us men and women would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese invasion,? yes, president biden obliged. as always the right house insisted that this didn't represent beijing policy but at the very least it was a step towards what i can call strategic disambiguation. to help us understand what all this means, the organizers of the conference have assembled the brookings all-star

liz truss has a narrow window. _ worse. liz truss has a narrow window. in _ worse.ant a — sort of country i want us to be. if you want a low tax low regulation small— you want a low tax low regulation small government country, there are consequences, and it appears that voters _ consequences, and it appears that voters want a big state, they want the state — voters want a big state, they want the state to be bigger they want it in energy— the state to be bigger they want it in energy markets, they want more money— in energy markets, they want more money for— in energy markets, they want more money for the nhs, in energy markets, they want more money forthe nhs, so in energy markets, they want more money for the nhs, so it will be interesting to see how she balances her ideology with the practical politics — her ideology with the practical olitics. �* , ., her ideology with the practical olitics. �*, ., ., ., politics. let's move on to the telegraph. — politics. let's move on to the telegraph. a _ politics. let's move on to the telegraph, a story _ politics. let's mo

has _ that process. how long has this been in the works? has this _ that process. on all zoos. it was a difficult decision but in the end we felt it was the best decision for us to move forward and we have quite an impressive strategy that we want to work with going forward and that means that this move allows us to do that. �* , . , that. and is there anything in particular— that. and is there anything in particular that _ that. and is there anything in particular that you _ that. and is there anything in particular that you do - that. and is there anything in particular that you do or - that. and is there anything in| particular that you do or need that. and is there anything in i particular that you do or need to do to help the animals settle in to a new location and cope with the move? yes, so that is part of the training from the animal team will do. to get the news to the crates that they only moved in up to the new site, to get them used to the idea that things will be a little bit different. there will be a period of adjustment of course but thankfully once

john, hindrance has the story. the world health organization warns a wide ranging post over 19 crisis is coming. the lingering effects of a syndrome called long coven, threatened to transform the lives of patients. the global health care system in the world economy is a post borrow syndrome. very poorly understood, very difficult to track many, many people affected a lot of them. knowns, about how long people will go on and have continued symptoms and sign. many different hundreds of different symptoms have been documented. the w h o says in the 1st 2 years of the pandemic, more than 17000000 people in europe alone have struggled with effects lasting 3 months or longer. that's 300 percent higher than earlier estimates. globally, washington university school of medicine puts that figure at a 145000000. the group says 10 to 20 percent of patients develop long covert symptoms include shortness of breath, fatigue with bodily pain, and mood swings, and cognitive problems such as confusion, forgetfulness, and an inabilit

but russia has already said it has no plans to remove its troops any time soon. that is how i'll defeat active it when lyman is director of nuclear power safety at the union of concerned scientists. he says the i e i is mission is crucial. i think this mission is very important and just to have the ability of a 3rd party, relatively impartial group, assessing what's going on was very important. unfortunately, of the main part of the mission only seem to have lasted a few hours there about 5 i. e, a, inspectors still there for a few days and there may be an enduring presence after that, but to really get a sense of all the potential damage in the state of the equipment and the state of mind of the workers there that seem really need to be there longer and to have more expensive inspection the reactors themselves are under reinforced concrete containment building. so they have some level of protection, but they are vulnerable to it, to damage to other parts of the plans that are not as well protected primarily the off site power source as well as the emergency on s

yes, and buckingham palace has— royal family has gathered.ion. we await any further news from buckingham palace, though there is no indication that there is any further statement to be made. you made much of the images of the queen on the balcony during thejubilee balcony during the jubilee celebrations. balcony during thejubilee celebrations. remarkable, really, just three months ago. when she appeared in that bright green coat, that was on the final day of the jubilee celebrations on the sunday. it had been thought that you perhaps wouldn't make the journey from windsor. i think the prince of wales encouraged her to do so, and she did. the crowds were absolutely delighted to see her. i think she was terribly touched when they sang the national anthem. yes, there was a sense, i think, that something is drawing gradually to a close here. i think that everybody was very touched on that occasion. that balcony that actually she first appeared on in 1927, when she was one—year—old. she was brought and shown to the crowd by her proud parents, the

, ha ha ha ha ha! minutes earlier, the extension ceremony itself had been somber and administrative with no less momentous. in the front row, 6 former british prime ministers stood shoulder to shoulder. this gathering comprises the king's privy council, his senior political advisors, and the new king still mourning the loss of his mother solemnly accepted the mantle of monarchy. my mother's reign was unequalled in its duration, its dedication and its devotion, even as we grieve, we give thanks for this most faithful light. i am deeply aware of this great inheritance and the duties and heavy responsibilities of sovereignty, which have now passed to me. the orders or council were read out one by one, the new king giving his approval to each approved and then with a signature and a bow, the king was formerly proclaimed yes, correct centuries all role proclamation probably changed in the middle ages. never before brought kathy on the walls of the pallet serves to emphasize the stability and continuity of t

liz truss has shown that she has— minister. liz truss has shown that she has the — minister.ples, she knows — but also she has principles, she knows how _ but also she has principles, she knows how to get through this cost of living _ knows how to get through this cost of living crisis without a recession. i- recession. i am interested recession. lam interested in recession. i am interested in what you think of this contest, the variety of candidates, whether the people came through that you wanted to come through? we had an excellent variety of candidates. the people that came through showed the best of the conservative party and the best of the country, from different backgrounds and histories. it was fantastic to see. it played out, it was a long debate, but i'm glad we had it. did you have any thoughts about the fact that it went on as long as it did at a time when so many people in the country were anxious about the cost of living, kept hearing worse and worse news about the cost of energy, and yet the party focus seems to be entirely on the leadership election, do you f

give us a sense of what he has said.— what he has said. other than bein: a what he has said.d. other than being a religious figure, he l being a religious figure, he has been very outspoken in terms of his pro—democracy beliefs. he has been supporting pro—democracy newspapers, activists and politicians in various public events, including marches, rallies, protests. so anything you can think of about pro—democracy events, cardinalzen think of about pro—democracy events, cardinal zen has been a part of it for many years. iaruiitli part of it for many years. with reaard part of it for many years. with regard to _ part of it for many years. with regard to the _ part of it for many years. with regard to the kind _ part of it for many years. with regard to the kind of- part of it for many years. with regard to the kind of figure he is in hong kong, and how well—respected he is the community, can you give us a sense of how people feel about him and about this trial? cardinal zen is a very well respected figure, particularly in the pro—democracy camp. he is known for going to various

has always seen of action as an existential enemy and is always fought -- has always fought in order to destroy the enslavement of a babylonians all the way to the palestinians. we believe in a common state for humanity and we are for the globalization of justice what we seek for ourselves we wish onto others as well and what we do not wish for ourselves we do not impose on others. the nation of iran believes that justice brings unity, brings cohesion. warfare is a destroyer of all things. for a country that wishes internally to have justice but then outside of its own borders creates or trains various terrorist groups and unleashes them on various nations must be ashamed in the face of humanity. must be ashamed when faced with principles of freedom and justice and fairness. humanity does not only belong to certain segments of the world. the islamic republic of iran by taking aspirations from its constitution and the values, the spiritual values upon which it is based sees as one of the most effective ways to safeguard human rights and has used the most useful tools in order to reali

and the fact she has promised _ crisis. and the fact she has promised help _ crisis.on, but i doubt we'll hear any detail on that tomorrow. it seems that is coming later in the week. i'm sure she will mention a lot of the other priorities we have spoken about through the evening, how she will tackle issues in the nhs, what she will do better levelling up agenda that was so key to boris johnson's victory in 2019, and also speak, try to reunify the party after what has been a damaging eight weeks or so. joe, there's a fair speech can be important, can't it? i remember being here for theresa may's after the 2017 election and despite having lost a majority, she was talking as if it had all gone rather well, and it caused quite a backlash in the short term. 50 it caused quite a backlash in the short term-— it caused quite a backlash in the short term. , ,, . , short term. so these speeches can set the tone- _ short term. so these speeches can set the tone. yes, _ short term. so these speeches can set the tone. yes, it _ short term. so these speeches can set the tone. yes,

couldn't has made a long career of making criticisms -- putin has a long career of taking criticismsf the west and flipping them. one thing that was prominent was the bulk of the speech was dicated to attacking the west, especially the united states, but observers have noted a lot of the complaintsutin raised about the west a united states were really complaints about what russia has been doing internationally. and one of the unintended consequences, think, of precisely this kind of speech, this kind of windowdressing, is it will effectively retroactively delegitimize russia's annexation of crimea, which has not been recognized by most states throughout the world. at the same time, most people internionally were willing to tolerate if not recognize the next station of crimea -- the annexation of crimea. now that they are link with today's annexations, it appears much less convincing. >> does annexation in any way change the way russia conducts the war? >> well, it is hard to say that it would change anything significantly. of course, putin wants to create the specter that an attack o

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he has found a nato that is far more capable and united than it has been in the past.nder those circumstances, the question he has to ask is -- what is the benefit we have are being a partner with russia? one benefit is oil and gas, and that will be a major discussion in the meetings the leaders will have in the coming days, but besides oil and gas, it is not clear what russia has to offer china. it is clear what china has to offer russia -- military aid, economic support -- but if that will be forthcoming is another of the questions that we will see in the next few days. rishaad: a lot of people are talking about this, no matter how the dust settles at the end of all this, is russia essentially seeing the days of it being a global strategic player over with? >> i think so. in many ways, russia has not been a great power since the soviet union collapsed. it has tried to figure out a way to assert itself on the global scene, and the fact that it has large nuclear weapons and is a permanent member of the united nations security council makes it an important country. it h

has been built. years ago when winston churchill was prime minister and she has seen 70 years. this was her 15th prime minister. she has seen a world, history and i think as we see the heads of state and diplomats arrived for the funeral tomorrow, we are just saying, and the comments have been beautiful, just saying that love and respect that they have for the queen, even though she was queen of the united kingdom, but of course she was also head of the commonwealth, that is 54 countries, 2.5 billion people, 14 of those countries apart from britain has her at monarch. even emmanuel macron said she was the queen. very moving tributes from those heads of state and world leaders and tomorrow we will see this biggest gathering of world leaders the world has ever seen. i think it is because of the person, the role that she had, but also the person she was, the grace, dignity, the dedication, the hard work that she did. she reached out to everyone as part of that, and a life devoted to service and duty tha

this guy has got to go. chuckles. his whole party has gotta go. they scare the clap out of me.icans have lost their shot at getting your vote because donald trump's made himself front and centre here? yes, and i'm a republican. voters in pennsylvania had better buckle up. they're going to be getting a lot of attention from politicians in the coming weeks. this is one of the key states that will determine whether republicans can seize control of congress in the midterm elections, and it will be a real test of donald trump's current electability because he's got a number of hand—picked candidates on the ballot. my wife wants some vegetables for crudites. including the tv celebrity dr oz, who is running for the senate in pennsylvania. like many of trump's inept choices, he could lose a winnable seat with clumsy campaign messages, talking about crudites. guys, that's $20 for crudites and this doesn't include the tequila. i mean, it's outrageous! and we've gotjoe biden to thank for this. in pa, we call this a "veggie tray". the democratic candidate john fetterman is having a lot of

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at her track record, and this has been well reported over the summer, there has been flux.who became a brexiteer and evil over the summer we saw her going from saying there would be no hand—outs to the prospect in a couple of days of a whopping great state intervention on energy bills. and voters, the electors are going to get to know her in office as prime minister —— became brexiteer, and over the summer. we will learn what she stands for in government and how she stands for in government and how she approaches it. is it that spain of conviction, or is there a compromise. on her by reality, by circumstance, by her own party or by others? well, we are soon going to see. , ., ~ ., see. chris, we will talk about the likely shape _ see. chris, we will talk about the likely shape of— see. chris, we will talk about the likely shape of the _ see. chris, we will talk about the likely shape of the government l see. chris, we will talk about the likely shape of the government a i likely shape of the government a little later in the programme, but thanks for know. chris mason outsid

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and it has been for some time, these very referenda that russia has conducted the mobilize ation. that roger is engaged in the moment. he's really a sign of criminal desperation. it's because of the ukrainian counsellor offensive in khaki of earlier in the months that was very successful, that beat the russians back from a particular area of cock. if a russian rockets have hit a residential area in the ukrainian city of nip ro, at least 4 people have been killed, including 2 children, according to the local governor, the kremlin has repeatedly denied targeting civilian areas. well, hold up, they'll hamid it in the bro, where she spoke to people who have lived through these attacks a citizen, but the shock of surviving. and this belief at the devastation did not happy with the pain of losing a lifetime of hard work in a matter of seconds. it was shortly after midnight when the missile hit the quite street in the pro ripping apart homes and lives. a family of 4 were all killed. instantly. dana picked up a picture from the rubble and memory of neighbors gone to early autumn. much. th

anchor: right, what has he achieved by doing what he has done?, so far, he has achieved a rhetoric battle, which is an overarching battle he has been trying to conduct for many years, the reform revolution sentiment he is practicing against the political class, despite has rightfully mentioned by your guest, despite being a major member of that same political class through various cabinets and parliaments. however, the thing that might be seen that he has not directly achieved from withdrawing himself from the clashes is he is seen as the strong man who decided to pause or turn off the clashes taking place for the betterment of the people's safety. anchor: right. is it a tactical resignation he will walk back from, do you think? >> he already has. this is not the first time he has spoken about resignation, and definitely not the last time he does not follow through on that promise. we saw him. active, meetings. anchor: he says he is quitting politics? he is still saying he is quitting politics? >> right, but again, he is a master, a wordsmith, so

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she has all the details. michelle, why has the fed raised rates again?ople's pockets, whether it is things like a trip to the grocery store or paying your monthly bills and rent. all of this costs a lot more than it did, say, a year ago or a couple of years ago, and as a result of that, the federal reserve has been engaged in trying to lower prices through raising interest rates. but we've just seen is the third large hike, 75 basis points, back—to—back. as it tries to show that it is not going to flinch when it comes to its commitments to bringing down prices. and what do you think it is that the federal reserve is seeing coming around the corner that is getting so worried? ., ., ~' ~' around the corner that is getting so worried? ., ., ~ ~ ., , worried? look, i think there has been some _ worried? look, i think there has been some relief— worried? look, i think there has been some relief over _ worried? look, i think there has been some relief over the - worried? look, i think there has . been some relief over the summer. americans are going to fill th

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of course it has a lot to do come t sweden, which has caused some friction. it is also people outside the big cities, development has not produced much wealth for them. also the kind of low after the government has to go. and it doesn't matter whether they have been a good government or not. what happened here was the end of the election campaign, the sweden democrats got the bandwagon. they were taking votes from social democrats and moderates. they are the conservative party. and i think they got some extra votes from their success. wanted to vote for a successful party rather than a failing party. >> is it about people seeking solutions? often, the perception of the problems caused by the migrant crisis, taking us to the start of your previous answer, the perception is far wse than the actual reality. >> partly. we've also had a lot of proems in sweden, where almost every day there is someone killed or hurt badly by shootings or knives. and most of the trouble has been collected to areas where a lot of migrants live. that is why one of the main subjects in

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ukraine has to regain its territory. russia has to withdraw.macy of international law has to be restored. judy: are you absolutely confident russia will not use nuclear weapons? pres. duda: well, this is a question which you cannot give an answer to, of course. nobody can be sure of that 100%. russia, which has never used nuclear weapons so far, and i want to stress this point, never, ever, even in the times of the most acute cold war, even in the times when the tensions were running high, russia has never applied nuclear weapons, and in particular it has never used nuclear weapons against a state which is not equipped with nuclear weapons itself. that would break all the taboos. and i believe that the russian authorities know that perfectly well. it is not only vladimir putin, also the inner circle of vladimir putin, also those who -- also the strategic military decisions. judy: the west has been largely united against russia up until now. but if this war drags on for a very long time, with the economy being what it is with winter coming. are

that has produced nothing. this information, so it's a matter of not because there is a specific reason now, it is just the legal process taking this time. but it has certainly intrigued him and many followers of the monkees for a long time, because there doesn't seem to be any other strong evidence about what the fbi might have. indeed, the lawyer has said, it might be much ado about nothing, there may be nothing substantial at all, they just want to know. it's almost like a little historical artefact of that time. any possibility of knowing, briefly, the likelihood of micky getting what he wants? well, it's difficult to say. it's quite possible he will get what he wants. we haven't heard from the fbi. micky dolenz himself hasn't commented on this. all we know is through the lawyers, so they are keeping their tactics fairly close to their chests. former alaska governor sarah palin has been defeated in the special election to represent alaska in the us congress. democrat mary peltola won by a narrow margin on w

ah, the journey has begun. the 3 for world copies on its way to catherine book, your travel package today. it's still hotter than it should be in iraq is 50 degrees on sunday. now mostly we talk about high 40 still in very little wind around filica diehard 41. it is that time the year when it's very humid, particularly at dawn and dust will even during the day. but there's nothing really in the sky. the onshore breeze means bit more dust in the air and dropping temperatures in egypt and probably f elsewhere levant. but that doesn't really affect iraq. there's a sliver, a very warm weather in fat is given of heat wave conditions, right up into was a central ratio. for example, casale, which is in cassock stand, $41.00 degrees, was equal the september record is come down a lot since there was dropped on was 10 degrees and it will keep dropping. as generally speaking, this line of rain is coming out of eastern europe and down through the caucasus will drop touches change a season, really south of that low. it does

this has never been exercised in the past because like i said, although the fighting has gone on on as were by johnny territory now that it spread apparently to armenian territory. this is going to be a big question if the fighting continues or russia, according to that treaty, would be obligated to come to armine as defense. of course, russia in the last few days has been suffering its own military defeats and ukraine . and i think that that probably explains why this offensive was launched now. but anyway, that's going to be the key. the key question is, how rush a response so far? they've acknowledged armine as request for assistance, but have not indicated how they're going to respond. you mentioned ukraine does, does all this mean that we could see a 2nd fully fledged war in the post soviet world? i was at this point, it's really hard to say. i mean, most of the times that algebra john has escalated things. it has to do with pressuring armenia to continue to carry out the terms of the 2020 us use fire agreement or to work towards a, a comprehensive piece agreement. so kind of mili

but the 2nd has died. i want to come back to you in the studio, alex and ask you what you think her legacy is going to be. what i really want to pick up on what big it was just saying about on the queen's extraordinary sense of duty. and the fact that she was on the throne for 7070 years, that 7 decades. and during that time and she had 15 british prime ministers and who served her from whence churchill he was born in the 19th century, right up to live truss who. she welcomed as prime minister only on tuesday, which just stresses the point about her sense of duty that even though she was clearly very on well, she put on a brave face and she saw said good bye to boris johnson, the outgoing british prime minister. and she welcome to the new british prime minister, a live trust. we saw just a photograph of her at the time where she was had a walking stick, but she still had a big smile on her face. and then just within the same week, 2 days later on it's announced that she has passed away. and um, i think it

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